There is a bug new to Python 2.4.1 that affects the ADO
COM library for Windows. It's registered on SourceForge
as bug #1175396. The actual bug has to do with passing
a fixed size to the codecs.readline() routine and, by
chance, having a CrLf character pair straddle the line
created by the fixed size buffer. It can hit any program
that uses codecs.readline(), and will, of course, hit
it randomly depending on what size parameter is used
what file is read.
A fix was posted in April.
Does anyone know for sure that this fix will be picked up
in the next release?
And does anyone know about when that release will appear?
Thanks.
Alan
Alan Meyer
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